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    Seafood Case Study

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    The History Of Overfishing

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    management system where fisherman and fisheries are granted a secure specific amount of fish so that competition between various fisheries and fishermen and reduced and through this wild fish populations are protected . The second method is known as aquaculture and this is when fish are reared or raised in an artificial setting designed by humans until they are harvested . The third and last method is to improve current fishing techniques and eliminate harmful fishing practices that can lead to…

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    Shrimp Aquaculture

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    water and sediment as important for the aquaculture of marine shrimps. Along with dissolved oxygen, water temperature and salinity are considered as significant parameters because of their close association in aquatic ecosystem (OSPAR, 2005). The maximum water temperature recommended by Nunes et al., 2005 and ABBC, 2005 was 32°C, though the lower limit recommended by them varied slightly. Boyd (1990) suggests that 28-30°C is essential for the shrimp aquaculture. However, the optimal level…

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    Final Case Study Commercial Fishing Company Company Description Chago’s Salmon & Co. is a commercial fishing company, located in the South American country of Chile. This company operates within Chile, which is considered along with Norway one of the major producers of salmon worldwide (Berge, 2017). Focusing on the commercialization of salmon, due to the growth and high demand this industry has experienced through the years, Chago’s Salmon & Co. deals with the three main species of salmon…

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    Pacific Northwest Salmon

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    anadromous fish. This causes nutrient and organic overloads that is damaging to aquatic ecosystems and the fish themselves. The effects of agriculture and pollution go hand in hand. Hatchery and aquaculture practices have also had a large impact on salmon. Recently, in the Puget Sound of Washington, an aquaculture facility that raises Alaskan salmon had over 300,000 salmon escape into the wild. This poses a serious threat to native salmon populations and the northwest’s waterways. These farmed…

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    Barlamundi And Seafood

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    According to Aurora’s founder and CEO, Brian White, the fact that Barramundi do not need to eat a purely carnivorous diet so they have less impact on food systems, and the way the fish is farmed using land and ocean-based aquaculture facilities make this type of seafood a sustainable and healthy product for both the consumer and the marine environment. However, Samantha also knew that much of the seafood that Hongkongers loved to eat was fished in an unsustainable way or came from fish farms…

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    Salmon Case Study

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    Alina Kravchenko — Open-Net Salmon Farming in British Columbia — Minister of Agriculture and the Provincial Aquaculture Program (BC Government) "A Competitiveness Survey of the British Columbia Salmon Farming Industry." British Columbia. PricewaterhouseCoopers, n.d. Web. 26 May 2015. . • Canada is the world’s fourth largest producer of farmed salmon, after Norway, Chile, and UK. • US is the largest import market for salmon, and because Canada and US are close trading partners, BC constitutes…

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    An Environmental Comparison of Wild vs. Farm-raised Fish Molly Reamon The introduction of aquaculture, or raising fish on farms, was intended to relieve the pressure of the commercial fishing industry on the ocean. These fish farms do add to the global fish market which directly reduces the need for commercial fishing, but also indirectly contributes to the problem of overexploitation, or taking more resources from the ocean than is sustainable. This leads us to ask, which is more…

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    Fishing is important in Alaska since the Bering Sea and North Pacific salmon, cod, pollock and crab are obtained. Alaska fishing offers the most jobs, and ranks second in revenue after oil. Besides being the main staple in many homes, several areas of Alaska. Fishing in Alaska, for 1990, he went through one of the worst moments, when the shortage of fish began. Hundreds of fishermen were traveling each year for the fishing season, as it was a very lucrative for each business. There was times…

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    Dr Fitzsimmons Summary

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    Dr. Fitzsimmons raised many different questions during his talk on integrated aquaculture-agriculture. The most prominent question was if we can use integrated aquaculture-agriculture to supply both higher crop yields and an alternative protein source? Not only does using an integrated system increase crop yields significantly, but it also farms an alternative protein source for the American public. As we look towards the future, using an integrated system will help provide the crops and protein…

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